Salsaboy

Lift muzak.

I know!! My last 3 cars have been French, all bought new, all been excellent. I'm currently driving a Peugeot 2008 1,6 diesel and it's superb. Smooth, comfortable, amazingly fast when it needs to be with incredible acceleration and full of toys. Would recommend it highly. I had a Ford S-max as a loan car a couple of years ago, drank diesel like it nothing else. Over the 6 weeks I had it it cost me an extra ?200 in fuel compared to the Citroen I had at the time.

A sight worth seeing I would imagine! Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- tottering down Shaftesbury Ave at three in the morning.

Give it time.

You also need to make sure that the walls they are going onto are perfectly square, flat, level and at a perfect right angle to each other. As a bathroom fitter, I wouldn't use them myself.

I have a friend who has a 2 year old one but even he admits that it is underpowered. He has the 1.6 diesel version. I had a Citroen C3 picasso which had the same engine and that went like a rocket so I presume it's down to the extra weight of the C4. Apart from that the car is great. Like driving round in a greenhouse, there is so much glass in it. WIth the rear seats down you can get loads of stuff in and on a recent trip to the south of France he got a return of 51mpg overall. French cars may be a bit boring but they have certainly improved over the last few years and the build quality is great.

Will I have to nick a suit to appear on the program?

No, he's a Slow Comfortable Screw.

As he lined up Quids in the crosshairs he thought 'I'll bloody give him 100'.

Too late thought Louisa, he's heard me.

Post counters.

And then he was run over on Goose Green path and killed.

Edward is such a waste of space.

He speaks highly of you. Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can't stand Prince Charles. I bet he's never set > foot in an Iceland store either. > > Louisa.

Tea and burgers? Surely you mean single estate artisan coffee and sourdough foie gras baps. maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Agree path widening is the answer - maybe a lay-by > half way up with a little caravan selling tea and > burgers?

The Beatles.

You do know that this is the East Dulwich Forum don't you?

It's the same at Wickes in Catford but most of them are on the beer, even at 7am.

Pure genius. Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wrong. So wrong. And yet... > > http://www.shipyourenemiesglitter.com/

Miranda Hart. Mrs Brown's boys. The likes of Stewart Lee, Michael Macintyre, Micky Flanagan et al. Vegetarianism. Drum n Bass. Religion in any shape or flavour.

Nah, that's rubbish.

Drive through Micky D's I reckon.

Selfies.

Trying really hard to have a no carbs diet for a month or so to shift the lardy stomach. Been ok so far but still a struggle having to think about what to eat. Also trying to stop the chocolate but hard to do when there is a cupboard full of it indoors.

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Been there, done it. Had a blast!